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LIFE & LIFE tracks the journey of Reggie Austin as he redeems his life following a murder conviction 40 years ago. The film looks at Austin’s effect on his fellow inmates and his efforts to reconnect with his family, as well as the parole and sentencing of prisoners ultimately revealing the steep and dangerous hill ex-prisoners must climb upon release to create a positive future.
A woman tries to write a song. She looks for the right words and melody in places and through people. Through a hand-drawn map from a woman thrice her age, she finds people who have found what she is looking for. They tell her about how they found them. She listens, then she sings. We hear not a song, but a cry for a sing-along.
A virtual reimagining of Taylor Mac's celebrated annual holiday show blends music, film, burlesque and random acts of fabulousness in the most subversive and cathartic event of the year.
Krystian Zimerman joined forces with Sir Simon Rattle and the London Symphony Orchestra last December in Beethoven’s five piano concertos. Their spellbinding performances, streamed on DG Stage from LSO St Luke’s and recorded live by Deutsche Grammophon, harvested a bumper crop of critical superlatives.
A vision of a strange house leads one man to make an unexpected discovery.
“XXX Years Ov Blasphemy” is teased as a gran experience, complete with intricate set design, top notch cinematography and a plethora of horror and occult aesthetics that Behemoth have become well known for. Burning crosses and fireworks adorn many of the dilapidated sets, which fit in perfectly with the Halloween season. “30 years of blasphemy and bring on 30 more! What better night than All Saint’s Eve to celebrate this most unholy anniversary than with us, as we present the most ambitious project of our career to date, ‘XXX Years Ov Blasphemy,'” Behemoth frontman Nergal said in a statement to Blabbermouth. “Legions, when I say this is the ultimate cinematic Behemoth experience, I cannot express how much I mean that. Another huge risk for us, but as always, we go feet first and push our limits. The result will be a sight to behold. We’ll see you in The Forest…and more!”
First broadcast on television in 1977, this extraordinary live concert film captures Bill Nelson's Be-Bop Deluxe at the peak of their powers.
Documentary on Dutch music producer San Holo’s sophomore album ‘bb u ok?’
ARTE pays tribute to the memory of the unforgettable Michel Portal, who passed away on February 12, 2026. Invited in 2021 by the Nancy Jazz Pulsations festival to perform in the historic setting of the Salle Poirel, the French jazz legend led a high-profile quintet and performed his latest album with the minimalist title MP85—the very essence of creativity. He was accompanied by Bojan Z, Bruno Chevillon, Lander Gyselinck, and Samuel Blaser.
Video by Gina Telaroli.
A documentary 3 years in the making. “FUNNY HOW THE STARS ALIGN” is a rare look behind the curtain on how artists Jamison Speller and lilrice became SCUMLABS and when all signs pointed one way, they paved their own.
Ánnámáret yoiks about the moon in short film.
Does art have the right path?
Filmed and recorded at the Z7 venue in Pratteln, Switzerland.
David McVicar's production of Verdi's 1847 opera Macbeth.
Arthur Holzenberg, a struggling singer/songwriter is close to obtaining the record deal of his lifetime, but to do so, he has to reproduce an unreleased album of his father Harold Holzenberg, a once successful artist, as his own.
This real show brings together more than 500 artists from the Celtic planet around a fairyland of sounds and lights. Cyril Féraud takes us closer to the artists, on stage and behind the scenes of the show, in order to collect anecdotes and confidences from the musicians.
Juan, Ded, Barca, and Roberto — members of the famous band “Esos 4” — find themselves locked inside their school. Suddenly, a vengeful ghost begins to stalk them through every hallway, as they struggle to make it out alive.
A short film documenting Ethiopian musician Hailu Mergia's life as the leader of the Walias Band in the 1970, his immigration to the United States and his subsequent re-emergence as a performer in 2014.
Ornately abstract textural imagery forged from hand-processed and hand-painted Super8 film painstakingly edited by Vallée allows Sharp's masterful and mesmerizing new music to occupy center stage while unfolding it into a sublime optical dimension.
J. Cole shares his struggles with overcoming creative limitations between album releases.
Directed by Kevin Osepa, this 25-minute film from the National Dutch Ballet grapples with the irony of being on hold and restricted, and yet unexpectedly finding space to think bigger than before. Thirteen dancers move through six key scenes throughout the opera house, creating striking shapes and group architecture. In one, Black poet Roziena Salihu, surrounded by white dancers, speaks powerfully about the experience of being marginalized, and how she’ll no longer accept it.
After the incident the president gave bicycles to school children, some Papuan children also wanted to experience getting bicycles from the president too
“The Monster in the Mirror Musical” is a comical but touching 90-minute original pop musical film that aims to empower the youths of today by addressing important and relevant issues like self-love and identity-building. An insecure teenage girl uses a magic mirror that extracts all her insecurities into a monster girl in order to win a boy’s affections, only to learn the true value of self-love and compassion.
Two mad men and a string quartet, recorded in our London lock up. A socially distanced and stripped back performance… that’s not all folks we’ll be back soon. Recorded in June 2020
A cinematic concert event in which renowned metalcore group Underoath performs their album "Voyeurist" in its entirety.
Sylvain Coppin defines himself as an artists' nanny. For example, he has been supporting Jean-Louis Aubert and Mathieu Chedid for 15 years. So on stage with them or in his workshop in Chartres, Sylvain is always there, hidden behind the guitar.
In 1970, Black educators in Chicago developed an alphabet flashcard set to provide Blackcentered teaching materials to the vastly white educational landscape and the Black ABCs were born.
"L'impresario delle Canarie" is a satirical opera intermezzo libretto attributed to Pietro Metastasio, written in 1724 to be performed between the acts of his opera seria "Didone abbandonata". Dorina, an opera singer, waits impatiently for the visit of a foreign impresario, Nibbio.
20 years after a conspiracy deleted the biggest rock band in history, the manager in charge of the band plots a revenge.
An immersive virtual reality concert, The Aftermath - A Show In A Virtual Reality, which will combine music and cutting-edge technology to create a spectacular event.
A young man, obsessed with improving his guitar playing, goes to disturbing lengths to achieve his dreams once he starts to suspect that his music Instructor is hiding a magical secret.
This short movie follows an imaginary day in the life of experimental musician Mazen Kerbaj. In more than 15 apparitions, Kerbaj delves in activities as varied as sleeping, talking, praying, playing, or fighting, sometimes alone and sometimes with himself. The result is an accurate yet amusing self-portrait, exploring both the unique music practice of the artist and his humoristic approach to megalomania.
A sheriff seeks revenge against a phantom man who stole something from him. They face off in a legendary duel for the ages.
Olimpia Lagos hides her past as a popular singer, whose development was interrupted by her husband's ban. Her grandson decides to go after that trail.
A meaningful journey into the Italian cultural heritage throughout musical quotes from Giacomo Puccini’s Tosca, lithographies by Giovan Battista Piranesi and lines by Pier Paolo Pasolini. Dreamland will bring the audience to some of the most beautiful Italian UNESCO sites: Villa d’Este and Villa Adriana in Tivoli, the historic centre of Rome with the Roman Forum, the Colosseum, Piazza Navona, Castel Sant’Angelo and much more. Passing through the depths of the Tiber, it will arrive also in the most peripheral areas of the city to find out still so much beauty and so many stories about the contemporaneity in a visual and musical journey so evocative as to reveal the Italian cultural identity.
This short documentary raises the question of ideal friendship. While filming her girlfriends, members of a musical collective known throughout the city, the director feels that she can strengthen their friendship.
Artists, from production to the rap scene, are predominantly male in the French rap world. To challenge stereotypes, five female rappers from diverse backgrounds have decided to come together to make their voices heard by recording an exclusive track together. During this unique artistic venture, these young women collaborate not only on writing and recording but also on producing the song. It's an opportunity for them to share their experiences and to feel empowered together.
Starting Here, Starting Now is a thrilling and touching musical using the songs of Richard Maltby, Jr., and David Shire (Big, Baby, Closer Than Ever). Starting Here, Starting Now offers a tender-tough inventory of love and the lonesome lack thereof. Made for each other, the wry lyrics of Richard Maltby, Jr., combined with David Shire‘s buoyant music, forge a fast-moving, ingratiating look at how love can go right, wrong or nowhere. This bold, extroverted journey takes a winsome cast of four through the maze of modern relationships with its heart firmly on its sleeve. As with all of Maltby and Shire’s work, each song is an impeccably crafted story – original, engaging, and bursting with character.
The program features songs from the new album "All The Right Noises", as well as classic Thunder tunes from years gone by. Unfortunately Ben was unwell, and unable to take part in the filming on Feb 26th. The rest of the band performed with guests Rob Harris (guitar), Sam Tanner (keys), Julie "The Duchess" Maguire (BVs), and Carly Greene (BVs). The performance was live, recorded then edited after filming, in order to create the best possible viewing experience for you.
The story of Bad Company, the British rock group who sold millions in the U.S. and abroad, and their reign at the top during the early to mid-1970s.
On a Home Shopping Network style program for fringe political beliefs, four presenters attempt to sell remedies and solutions to popular conspiracy theories.
In honor of Month of Giving, we are bringing #MetallicaMondays back for a special one-off event benefiting the All Within My Hands foundation's annual Month of Giving. Filmed at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska on September 6, 2018.
Through our lives we come across individuals, circumstances, and possible opportunities that leave us in a position of needing to decide whether to trust it or go another direction. These people or events tend to be those that suck us of our energy, deplete us of our power, and stray us from our path. Though through every struggle comes a voice within that helps you overcome the hurdles. Cuttin' the cord is a song of release, a fighter song, a song of regaining your own power and discovering your true potential and following your inner voice. Putting your foot down and creating those necessary boundaries. Fighting against those who hold us down or tell us we are no good. Those who keep us in bound and stagnant energy while we try to discover our purpose here during our short time on Earth. The video is a symbolic artistic expression of these things.
Tinashe is bringing the 333 Tour worldwide! Exclusive digital tour experience specially crafted for at-home fans around the world.
A trail of fear leads a lone Traveller into the ruins of a neo-apocalyptic valley. Discovering a decimated population, the few survivors warn of a monster beyond flesh, a scourge known only as The Phantom Machine.
A movement-led piece, Lost Time represents a positive journey into learning to coexist with time by rising above the uncertainties of the future.
Oliver is a young and talented chess player. He lives with his brother, Liam, and his sick grandfather. The new therapy to cure their grandfather costs a fortune. Oliver therefore takes part in small chess competitions to pay off the debts. That changes when he is asked to take part in a psychological experiment that will earn him a lot of money, but turns out to be life-threatening.